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The range covers: oily and acne-prone skin; normal and combination skin; dry and very dry skin; mature skin; and products labeled for sensitive skin. Note: one peel-off mask explicitly advises it is not recommended for sensitive skin.

Several items are labeled dermatologist-tested or non-comedogenic and specifically target acne-prone skin. At least one peel-off product includes an explicit warning that it is not recommended for sensitive skin.

One strong formula is AHA 30% + BHA 2%. Other exfoliating acids mentioned across products include glycolic, lactic, tartaric (AHAs), and salicylic acid (BHA).

Some options are offered in trial or travel sizes, including mini bottles (example: 2 fl oz) and smaller packs such as a 25-count pack of wipes.

Active ingredients mentioned include benzoyl peroxide; clays (kaolin, bentonite); activated charcoal; hyaluronic acid; AHAs and BHA (glycolic, lactic, tartaric, salicylic acids); niacinamide; ceramides; peptides; vitamin C; bakuchiol; and vitamin B5.

Hydration-focused items commonly feature hyaluronic acid and come in hydrogel or sheet formats. Product features emphasize deep moisturization, long-lasting hydration, and improved skin smoothness and suppleness.

Cleansing balms are described as solid balms that melt into an oil or milk-like texture to dissolve makeup and rinse clean without stripping the skin. Wipes are described as ultra-soft, fragrance-free cloths that remove makeup, including waterproof mascara.